New Terpside version: faster, more accurate recognition, numbers in digits and a personal glossary. Download

Interactive demo

The same interface that gets installed: same HTML, same CSS, same code. The call is made up, with synthetic voices and a phone-line sound; press “Listen to the call” to hear it. The bubbles come from running that audio through Terpside with the basic model on the processor, lightly edited for demonstration purposes. The interface comes in English or Spanish; you choose in Settings.

Terpside — fictional sample call

The CRITICAL DATA strip is the Pro feature. With "reduce motion" enabled on your system, all bubbles appear at once and the audio can be played separately.

What to look for

  • The side bar color: blue is the provider (English), green is the patient (Spanish).
  • The large text is what was said. The smaller text is the translation, with its engine and processing time.
  • The ⚠ note beside a bubble comes from the glossary: it makes suggestions without changing the text.
  • The CRITICAL DATA strip in Critical Data Guard (Pro) shows recognized doses, dates and times for about a minute and a half. It does not verify them against the audio.